Kiss/Ace frehley - Rip It Out - Guitar Solo Tab

About Rip It Out

Running at 120 BPM in A major and standard E tuning, "Rip It Out" sits in a comfortable range for intermediate players but still demands crisp right-hand attack to capture that driving, punchy feel. The song leans on hard-rock rhythm work with tight power chords and the kind of forward momentum that exposes any sloppiness in your picking hand. Ace Frehley's lead style throughout his catalog favors melodic, blues-inflected phrasing over sheer speed, so listen closely to how the lead lines breathe and sit against the rhythm parts. Getting the feel right matters as much as hitting the notes, so use the Practice Toolbar to loop sections slowed down until your picking and fretting hands are fully locked in together. This is a solid track if you want to work on Glam Metal rhythm guitar, since the groove is consistent enough to reveal exactly where your timing drifts. Kiss/Ace Frehley kept the arrangement clean, which means there is nowhere to hide, and that makes the song a genuinely useful practice vehicle.

• Played in E Standard tuning at 120 BPM in A major, the song sits in a manageable tempo range that still punishes loose picking technique.
• The rhythm parts rely on tight power chords with a strong, consistent downstroke drive, making right-hand consistency the main technical focus.
• Ace Frehley's lead phrasing is melodic and blues-inflected rather than speed-based, so focus on note choice and vibrato over sheer velocity.